International Business Machines Government Contracts
International Business Machines (IBM) received $1.15B in federal obligations in fiscal year 2026, ranking #27 among the listed companies in this snapshot. The total adds up the fiscal year totals of its 15 largest federal recipients, the subsidiaries and joint ventures USAspending lists under INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION.
$1.15BFY2026 federal obligations
#27among listed contractors
15recipients counted
283open notices in its main NAICS
How International Business Machines was matched
SecFeed links INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP (CIK 51143) to USAspending parent records only on an exact name match after removing legal suffixes, using its current SEC name and the former names its SEC record lists since 2008. Every record used is shown so you can check it.
International Business Machines federal obligations by year
Each year adds up what USAspending records for each of these recipients in that fiscal year,
across all award types (for contractors, nearly all contracts). Counting recipients rather than parent links means awards filed under an old parent or an old
company name still count. A business bought from another company counts from when its records moved here.
Fiscal year
Federal obligations
FY2026
$1.15B
FY2025
$1.41B
FY2024
$1.31B
Agencies that award International Business Machines contracts
Contract obligations (award types A to D) in fiscal year 2026, by awarding agency.
Agency
FY2026 contract obligations
Share of contracts
Department of Defense
$335.8M
30%
Department of Veterans Affairs
$226.5M
20%
Social Security Administration
$178.8M
16%
General Services Administration
$155.3M
14%
Department of Homeland Security
$101.8M
9%
Department of the Treasury
$73.1M
6%
Department of Justice
$19.1M
2%
Department of Housing and Urban Development
$12.8M
1%
Department of Commerce
$11.6M
1%
Federal Communications Commission
$10.2M
1%
Subsidiaries and joint ventures
The recipients counted above, by their own FY2026 federal obligations.
Recipient
Recipient code
FY2026 obligations
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
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$637.5M
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
J64CSQTQNRC1
$514.5M
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
U5MRJDKCL1D7
$1.5M
What the government buys from International Business Machines
Top NAICS industry codes in fiscal year 2026.
NAICS
Industry
FY2026 obligations
541511
Custom computer programming services
$324.2M
518210
Computing infrastructure providers, data processing, web hosting, and related services
$190.9M
541330
Engineering services
$174.9M
541512
Computer systems design services
$139.7M
334112
Computer storage device manufacturing
$138.4M
541519
Other computer related services
$131.4M
513210
Software publishers
$24.6M
541611
Administrative management and general management consulting services
$12.9M
334111
Electronic computer manufacturing
$7.0M
541715
Research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences (except nanotechnology and biotechnology)
$6.0M
Largest awards
Biggest contract awards active in fiscal year 2026, by total obligated amount.
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How much does International Business Machines get from federal contracts?
USAspending records $1.15B in federal obligations to International Business Machines and its subsidiaries in fiscal year 2026, nearly all of it contracts. Obligations are amounts the government committed, not revenue the company booked.
Which agency awards International Business Machines the most contracts?
In fiscal year 2026 it was Department of Defense, with $335.8M or 29% of the total.
How can I get International Business Machines's federal contract data as JSON?
Call /v1/companies/federal-awards?ticker=IBM on the SecFeed API, or ask an AI assistant connected to the SecFeed MCP server. Both return the matched parent and every award row.
Source: USAspending.gov recipient totals and contract awards, and SAM.gov contract opportunities, snapshot of 2026-10-29.
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